| Lululemon |
I should have asked this at the beginning of the summer. I have store
bought icepop molds but I always have trouble getting them out of the
molds to eat them.
How do you get the icepops out of the icepop mold? Can I add something
to the recipes or to the moulds?
Cheers,
Melanie
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| Petey the Wonder Dog |
Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
>How do you get the icepops out of the icepop mold? Can I add something
>to the recipes or to the moulds?
Simple! Coat them with Crisco!
Actually, I haven't made them for 40 years or so, but when I did, I
dipped the mold in warm water for a moment, then just papped them back
in the freezer for a few minutes on waxed paper.
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| Dave Smith |
Lululemon wrote:
> I should have asked this at the beginning of the summer. I have store
> bought icepop molds but I always have trouble getting them out of the
> molds to eat them.
>
> How do you get the icepops out of the icepop mold? Can I add something
> to the recipes or to the moulds?
>
Run a little tap water over the outside of the mold.
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| PENMART01 |
>baldycotton2 writes:
>
>>someone wrote:
>>How do you get the icepops out of the icepop mold? Can I add something
>>to the recipes or to the moulds?
>
>Simple! Coat them with Crisco!
>
>Actually, I haven't made them for 40 years or so, but when I did, I
>dipped the mold in warm water for a moment, then just papped them back
>in the freezer for a few minutes on waxed paper.
Actually you were correct the first time, plastic freezer trays need to be
seasoned; lightly coat with vegetable oil and let stand over night. Next day
send through your dishwasher, or wash by hand if that's your thing, and they'll
be permanently non-stick.
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| J.J. in WA |
Our pal melmel_o_rama@yahoo.com (Lululemon) wrote:
> I should have asked this at the beginning of the summer. I have store
> bought icepop molds but I always have trouble getting them out of the
> molds to eat them.
>
> How do you get the icepops out of the icepop mold? Can I add something
> to the recipes or to the moulds?
Not sure what style you're using, but we have these (sans Mickey ears):
http://tinyurl.com/3m8x3
OR
http://order.tupperware.com/pls/htp.../tup_show_item.
show_item_detail?
fv_item_number=10041086000&fv_item_category_code=42000&fv_start_price=15.
01&fv_end_price=20&fv_section=specs&fv_category_page_number=1
I just warm them in my hand for a moment, then gently squeeze the mold
and they pop right out. But I have pretty warm hands too...
--
J.J. in WA ~ mom, vid gamer, novice cook ~
"I rule you!" - Travis of the Cosmos, ATHF
(COLD to HOT for e-mail)
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| PENMART01 |
>I just warm them in my hand for a moment, then gently squeeze
>and they pop right out. But I have pretty warm hands too...
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>J.J. in WA
Are you really talking ice pops?
What's that old adage... warm hands, cold nipples... oh, maybe it's cold heart,
well they're close. It's nice how they pop right out... hehe
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